Why Don’t they Learn?

It has been said that children learn more in the first few years of their lives than in the rest of their lives put together.

If that is the case, why don’t they learn that the whole process takes longer and is more miserably for everyone if they do insist on struggling to escape when they are having their nappy changed?

[Originally pointed out to me by Joe.]

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